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Artistic Pho a hy Charlothwwmmg. PE. I ' Photographs oi' all sizes, films it all sive amateur cameras are r _ieived tml: every week.

' Moderate .prices ' Personal attention' to Amateur Phoiosraphy

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Particularly notable as it rounds out

the- tirst time the Union Bank of Can- ada- is represented in every province

land comes at a moment when the

Union Bank of Canada is embarking “DOH ll ‘lsr-reaching rrosinnl of es- tensions. Recently the Union Bank of Canada entered into what is probably the first working alliance consummat- ed between an American and a Can- adian Bank. With the National _Park Bank of New York the Union Bank of Canada formed u $2,000,000 'foreign trade subsidiary, the "Park-Union For- eign Banking Gorporation." This new formed corporation setting \|p branch- cs in the Far East opens up the Or- iental banking and trade field to

Canadians as never -be_i`or'_a. ‘fWe con- sider t-his an lmportnritistep in our cf|’orts to build up an institution oi’ an international character, 'which will

provide u financial highway for our trade with foreign countries and give unrivalled service to our customers" was the statement of hir. H. B. Shaw, general manager of the Union Bank. on his latest trip East.

Coupled with its opening at Char-

lottetown comes the interesting an- nouncement that the Union Bank of Canada .will open several new brunch- es throughout the maritime provinces. These new branches are the result of

Mr. B. B. Carter, Eastern Superin- tendent and Mr. S. E. Elkin, M. P. of St. John, who is one of the Eastern directors of the Union Bank of Can-

gation the bank is developing a fresh

interest in -the "marii.imes." lt should not be forgotten either' that Mr.

where he-gained his first busines experiences. .

comes to Charlottetown as first man

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

I1’ PAYO to buy in this province

am 'll B a om’-ww" ls Rev. James Heron will conduct public _minimum charge twenty-five cents.

we Dommlo ld __ _ _ ___ _ worship on Sabbath. May 18th in the \ _ _

which the Blau; “imc f';_;_;_ _x_';_°l;:;§ Presbyterian church at Bay Fortune ..#HQR8E_NOTE.-Mr._Gordou Din

at 2.30 D. nl. and at' Bouris at 'I p. m. well of -Fortune Bridge has sold lr

- _ _ beautiful driving horse, _Fortune B

_ ' " l-ns-s _ and the Bank’s service is lmnreasur- "*DuNDAs AN” ANNANDALE- lo Mr' Mn” Venn of Bmheu’ E'

4 4 . ably l,m,lllened_ _The B_mk,__ __De_____g Dev, A. McKay, B. A. will conduct pub- for a handsome sum.

. here appeal,” slsnlllcmll ol me _"_lt_ lic. worship on Sabbath, May 18th in ~. _.___ _

,|-.___-- llllé ol the dlrectols _award _.he __________ the Presbyterian church at Annandale ..*8GH‘0QL WORK.-»The fo'llow-

or .ins province; ' E al ll “- \“~ and at Dundas at 3 a. m- ins is tlw'Hl9“<li1\g Of the Publis 01 _ . 'che extension lo l,,.lnce Edwlml ____ There will be a meeting of session and Eliugton S__g_h9q_l_',for_the_..month of Ap-l -

‘managers at the close of _each service. rii. Grade VH-1, Jessie McKinnon.`

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Pictures. it _ 1 _Pictures

fl-he lbll h ____ insertion for advertising in thisv/ ~ Bank nfl; ”d'”°“‘Ch°'__"‘° U“‘°“ .faouals ann uv roa1-u~e.- uma. 'cssn must teeqnlnauy on

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recent investigations undertaken by

ada and presumably at whose insti-

Shaw, the General Manager, comes or- iginally from Eastern Canada, he hav- ing been a native of Quebec City

Mr. G. C. Temple of Wiarton who

of the scason was held in the Woman’s

large number of ladies in attendance.

After an interesting game, -in which

ford. Refreshments served during an

Club rooms, were quite satisfactory.

Dr. Strickiapd's many friends are

it is made public this week that

ton. \Rev. Thomas Marshall. late of Grace' Church, is the only surviving

Grade Vi-=.l.,.Gusslg ,McDonald. G1-adsl IV-1. iFultou"Underha'7 2. Orrin

binsweu; s,-nrentsteanforsdemsn'

-1, John ',l`.' McD_on.i\ld;_' 2. Floyde Marcasite: .Grace ul, Jr.-1. Johnny l\icKeuzie,,5Q_r_ar_te =i_l, __Sr.-1, Leonard McKenzie; 2. ` 1Mi@red McKenzie. Grade II, Jr,--.1, Ernest Underhay; 2,

and the army of occupation in _Ellen 3412013-l¢1:"3.‘Ulelis Dlll8Wlll- Gfldel Rhineland. where he will be absent l- -lf--L Fl°_"°fl_°¢ C0_i,lll\i 2. G¢°l'Sl° -1 from London for ten days. D.l“¢W°ll-°l}l‘¥‘l_°. l». -lf-11'*-1. Clement-ll\H

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` One of the nicsstnfternoon Bridges “ll°llillAll°¢""‘Fl!ll.°|l U_i1*l¢¥`lll1Y- Em'

Fisher; 2, Archibald Fisher. Perfect

est Underhoyi John McKenzie, Flor-

Ciub Rooms' on Wednesday, with a .ellce 0°mn'»a_0l'l`l" D.ll‘.§W°l‘l- Mll‘l"'~"‘l

McKeuzie.~»~<§_ Camllbell. teacher.

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-several bign scores were made lovely Colm” ll“'v‘etyn__mmle up smartly ml

_gifts were awarded to Mrs. Fisher, the _mslllon Pl _lm-Naulu lallored Ml” Edith R°5e" “ml Mrs- Will" street dre s with n c lbination of

straigh t.. .

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Dr' “lid M79' Baflmll have 5°" lm The Victoria Park and St. .larm.-t`

u h°lld‘ly ml’ l° P°"l““d MMM' Church Tennis Courts are -beinr.; put

° ° ° in first class condition _for the early

opening of this popular outdoor s-port

grieved over his serious .illness in the Boll, club., _pl-omlgl, _lo have large ' P‘ 'E' I' Hmpllal' ' memberships this year and several

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tournaments are anticipated.

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Rev. William Harrison, D. D., ot »Mr_ Lenny Hoiman's many friends Marysville, will retire at the June con- throughout the Province will be glad f6f0l1¢9- He ‘IH C0l!lPl%lil1E_ lil! llllfll to hear that he is making 'favorable Yell' °l\ llls Present circuit with progress after an operation in the abundant success and it is understood Prince County Hospital and are now he will make his future home in Mono- making for-ward to his early and com-

plete recovery. _

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colleague oi' Dr. Harrison who came _A very enjoyable dance was Elven from England villth him. lll Sllllllllersitie. in the Union H-all on

ager for the Union Bank of Canada T ° Tuesday evening last. The duties of here, has et wide 'banking experience. A feuum °f the °°“V°°°ll°“ al- _Cl1HP€l'0ll€S were l1l1d€l‘l'8k€11 by

' _PAYS |` Mlg J_ W, “yum manager of the Ullll1°“Sl*-i 0" Tllesilily WH tl-le 00I\° I Mrs. F'. Arnett and Mrs. H. Mnttart.

O ' 0 Halifax branch of the Union Bank, has rerrlug °f the degree °f D°°l°l` °l Am°l‘E llle LIUOMS PIGSGIII Wele Mr-

; M been in Charlottetown attending to Laws ('h°“°"l3 causal °“ Prlncllmll 9-“il MTB- 1"- Arnett, Mr. and Mrs

Glvgs- . the preliminary details of the open- Cl“l`°“°° M"Kll“l,°ll- °f P5118 lllll “fl H. iMuttart, Mr.; and Mrs Lea Horne.

ing of this branch. Mr. Ryan has many Melville Cllmmillll' Pl`ll1°lPal ‘ll the Mrs. Lea, Mr, and Ml-S_ w_ _l

N0 STM” CAN THRIUEIF PES_Em__D friends on rPrince Edward island from Ag'l°“ll“"“_l C°l.l98f- 'l:l`\U`0- _l-lumphery, Mr. and Mrs. 'P. Crosby, Wm, l_lc£_Tlcll5__,llTE5_Fl_£AS__ _ previous residence here. _ _ ‘ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Beer. Mr,-and

scAa,MAac¢_raoornrns`»<m Charlottetown is asain prepared to Mrs. G. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. -E. H

Dl5EA5Es_ give the returned soldiers. who MB Strong, Mr. 'and -Mrs. P. Bowness.

To CLEAN OUT THESE ' - likely to arrive tonight a night royal Ml-5 p Mclqelll Mls Z sh

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' L4* _ _ lil - “'°l°°m° §l°m°~ Sharp. C. F'-nnalson. Helen Strong.

lf/ ____ ° ." ‘ E. Noonan, Helen Noonan, Ruth Mc- ,'L'l‘ _ _‘_rs‘ Bartlett' wh" has 59"" me Pl1“ll» G19/UYS LOCke.- K. Green, IS.

' 6-ity spring months in Pinehurst, N. M.-illigan, Bertha Murphy, Misses

C~~ ls U0” Vl‘1lilHZ in St. John ' on Robinson ’1‘. Hurst, Messrs. F. J E

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, CLEANSE. PURIFY, AND _ DEODORIZE . USE

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Wright, P. Eutnau, Lea Rogers, 'J unte Don Stews S o er

__ _ ° ° ° r, rt, _ Montg an y, ‘°.“l~ E’”°9l WGBH- M- M-. is fl Tom Rogerc,Phi| Nopn_a__n,B. S. Kaye,

visitor in St. John this week with his F_ |Mlll-l,|-l_v_ E_ J_ F0lllly_ A_ Leck_ll_,_

_L L D _ _ futher Maier _Weeks _ _ o. Mutant. B. Lecnie. Austin scales.

| _ ` -\__l§_l DN E1/__/F1' ¢ Cr __ '_ "' ° Morley, Bell, Claire Campbell, S. P .:;~~,...._;_-~._;~.-.~.;~f»,-he;;..»t;;. ..“s.';.;::.P:::.° .z;.r.‘:.‘::“.:::..:: ::.r;..:~ “~ ~'.:“"°°°°~

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HOR$ES.€A1Tt£.SHE£P,Sw|NE, “BNHS _q _lui ne was accompanied by Lora cnna mmml, W... ,,|,,,.,,_,l by Ml., l.l,,e,.,,,. DOG5\.60ATS ANDPOULTRY. ~. _Hamilton and Lady .loan Mulhai- _,mn Mr, Coyle consisting of onesteps,

Q llmll- l31lV'lD'WGl`llD€ 'VV Princess foxtrots, rye waltzes, waltzs. Sup

C . Msry.ns wen . lb th 1| t, _ ' , _ arruthers &Parkman Meng ’ "° ° ;;;:< r~°,,;f;_~;°,,:;

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The train St Dunstan's Parish Hall s s ¢

' ' ' lnwm-:I 1 1 ~ 1 1 ~ » . J l AVOID “H Wedlwsdflr afternoon was very _'rue apartment that has been pre

_ Dealers in Drugs, Groceries f~ | widely rvtrcaized and a splendid wc- pared for ctlmlmmuev and me may BOOTS' 8|: Shoes, Paints Zllld and ' ""’“- _ Patricia Ramsay in Paris is to he

Will 3 lei' Elf' c?¢""°~i ‘ " * most charming and a great deal of the _ p . ’ / pll“\<--;f:`_ A ,H3 Ml" Elslo Nl°l10lS0\1. Wlill llel' Slllf- beautiful furniture and lacquer that

_ _ I ‘ 'sro "I er Miss Blanche and brother Robert, were llmghg uf; 'weymrg pl'-agents are

\ ` MONTAGUB E ‘ 1 who recently returned from overseas llglllg Bent ov” warn their' home

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. _ - _. .» - _ 30 Dl!.__?_l_2f'.l:l_¥Rl'J'(___¢_?\§_l__l_l__f parents Mr. Donald Nichoison,.M. P. math,”-_ l,ll,l.l,l¢@ nuclless of con-

"M'F_ f ` L ‘mil MP9- NiCl1°l9°'1- naught, a taste for ‘antique furniture

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Captain Harry Jenkins and his

and ilne old lacquer. The late Duchess was a keen _turniture collector and

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The correction for eyestrain and its

‘l-°f,°¢l9 Ja- -through application of lllflifible glasses, the reason being that

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are leaving this morning on a visit to Westem Canada.

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mand they msnazedto pick up a quantity of old satinvvood furniture in Dublin, as well as some valuable old

not disease but mechanical defect is to 3: _ Miss Christie left Thursday morn- mahogany nf the Chippendale period.

lt°;0Nrc_onre dn,-__the eye or its control- lllli Plllsclhs. _Thus the right glasses counteract the defects. eliminate the 'ls'-l‘ll-ll." andieavg nature to heal the llllll8rto~ resulting troubles and dis-

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orders.. - That we employ a skilled to ment. annals su»wm,.M. M. and ~,_...._.

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1 Thai we operate the o qt Lens Grinding Plant 0 ar E. island?

this city.

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Deepest -ympsthy is being extended

ing on return to her home in North one of me puke of ` (jgnnnnghtb Sidney after a most enjoyable Ylsll 10 s ecial hobbies is the collection of

D glass. He has a practically priceless set of "stone" glass that he has spent years in making perfect.

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Thousands suffer from Eye Strain ,ll Surface Grinder, and are lg Mrs. St6war~t in the death of their K", Mllm-gt, Lintmeng in gh. house ""l1.\l0ut knowing the ~fsct. ’i‘hey'see is dlllly_ 'itldlll "Om, the .lg intent baby Dorothy, which occurred _ V911 md are not aware-that s rumour at rough ass-t e most com- Q wednesday.

1'-lheoditura' of erve 'force alone

dll' E it 'plicate kinds of lenses?

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enables thesyss to triumph over exist. dr Thus dre facts whlch til During her recent visit to En¢lsnd_ _ A

ll! detects and serve obediently. 4° mean _S ‘ood ldeal' lo the 0* Queen Marie _oi Roumania wss illf-

¢llll¢ll‘°n arg frequent sutforersfrom 4° - - ~ *ll tlculsrly pleased to visit Windsor . ' » - Erqstmin, srnins from wuouy 'lv' 2 93:; wvehlhnztlheublamngglgg 2 °“'"°' "l""° “B P"‘°‘l ° 8"" 4"' EIGU' Of CV3l'y ll-ne °“ll°0t0d defects of vision Savill! Q delays caused by sending of her childhood, as o constant com-

vision, sndlunerrinsly indicates EY0 Q sy d lass" '___ b . she wsss great favorite.

Strain. The right |iasse worn in qt en y0lli' I _ I - U I I . ' time im ml-l-ect \,¢t|1,.wmlo, it at mail, you’ll _et them bach I Mr. and Mrs. James Paton enter- our Stock*

segreeted, the 'séruintinreye sr-sunny o promptly an m perfect con- 9. mesa st sinner on wednesday eve We pleas

limes its souteness of vision and ilnsily 0 dlli0"- _ .

fl' call ln and look over on Government. Lovslyswsstpsssdeoorat- , K (.3,

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Many people have an idea that carpets have gone

up so in price that they are now beyond their reach.

They have gone up, all right, but we have a Splendid Stock-bought at low

prices--and we are selling at low prices-

Lovely Rugs in T apcstry, Brussels, Wilton :md Axminster, at loss than

COME IN AND SEE THESE,

TAPESTRY SQUARES.-In 11 splendid range of designs and coloring. Worth 50

per cents more to-day. Size 2 1-4 x 3 yds. at $13.50 ; 3 x 3 yds. at 16.45 19.80, 22.50 ; 3 x 3 1-2 yds. at 18.50, 19.80, 22.50, 25.00, 26.00 ; 3 x 4 yds at 21.60, 26.00, and 28.00.

BRUSSELS SQUARES-Hard wearing, durable Brussels Squares in a large range of

atterns-Splendid choosing here at wonderfully low prices.

SIZE 2 1-4 x 3 yds. at $25.00 ; 3 x 3 yds. at $24.75, $27.00. $32.50. $34.45. $41.85, $53.75. 3 x 3 1-2 yds. at $26.00, $30.00, $31.50, $40.00, $48.00. 3 x` 4 yds. at $30.00, $36.00, $47.00, $54.00. 31-2

x 3 3-4 yds. at $36.00.

WILTON SQUARES.-Genuine English Wilton Squares ofthe highest grade. Our Prices arc much less than the factory asks to-day. Lovely designs. :_ Size 2 1-4 x 3 yds. at $33.25, 40.00 ; 3 x 3 1-2 yds. at -41.00, 45.00, 47.00 49.50, 54.00, 58.50; 3 x 4 yds. at 51.00, 54.00, 67.50.

AXMINSTER SQUARES--Best Scotch make. -floral and c0r.v_ential designs. Splen-

did wearing goods. Slze 3 x 3 yds. at $31.50 ; size 3 x 3 _1-2 yds. 27.00 34.65, 40.50 ; size 9' x 12 yds. 37.50, 62.00. `

Ingr aiu Wool Square rass Tex Squares. Straw Matting Squares, Eta, AT LOWEST PRICES

How About A New _ llilllilgprl

Stair Carpet? "“‘-"*-“‘*°”’<”"f"1

0ur Big Stock affords splendid chooslug. Just come in and see for yourself. Prices

' are much below to-day’s values. .

J UTE STAIR CARPET comes in new designs--a hard

wearing carpet-at sl low price. _ 18 inch 45 cts. ; 22 1-2 mch 54 cts. ____ _,

JUTE TAPESTRY. Another low price, strong wean"

ing, sightiy carpet. Tapestry designs. 22\nch at 85 cts.; 27 inch at $1.00.-

TAPESTRY STAIR CARPE l`. We have a splendid

range of patterns at low prices. SEE OUR WINDOW 22 inch $1.15, 27 inch at 1.25, 1.45 and 1.80

BRUSSELS STAIR CARPETS. English make.

Lovely patterns and colormgs. 2 inch at $2.00

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